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ASHWANI Question by ASHWANI on Apr 09, 2023Hindi
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is it good to invest in PNB,UNION BANK,YES BANK,TATA POWER,MRPL TRIDENT,TATA STEEL,RENUKASUGAR,KFINTECHfor long term?

Ans: u start in small tranches............avoid yes bank
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